FAQ

This is not possible because a special adapter is required to make a supply of liquefied petroleum gas.

By installing a liquid gas system resulting a vehicle that runs on LPG and petrol. In the car installed a second independent fuel system which using a second tank. This is usually adapted to the spare space, and can alternatively be placed in the luggage compartment or under the car. Liquefied petroleum gas is in its liquid form during refueling and storage and is converted to gas just before it enters the combustion system.

According an European directive, LPG taxation will remain favorable until 2018. Specifically, the trend in Europe is that until 2020, 10% of cars be driven by LPG. This trend will keep the price of Autogas low, since it is the main reason for its preference by drivers, compared to the high cost of gasoline and oil.

Liquefied petroleum gas is extremely safe: it has been used for many years in appliances with gas bottles and lighters. As fuel LPG is safer than gasoline (finding Research Institute of Denmark "TNO").

The tanks and the devices which mounted in cars are tested at high pressures, and are certified according to the highest quality standards and carry multiple valves.

Liquid gas flow is interrupted if any part of the system is damaged, or when the machine does not work. If the vehicle catches fire, the tank pressure is controlled by relief valve to prevent the destruction.

In a possible leak, the gas diffuses into the environment and is not concentrated in the surrounding area like liquid fuels.

The LPG system does not communicate with the interior of the vehicle.

You will hear a distinctive sound and the system will automatically turn to gasoline. You do not have to stop driving.